Altus Mobile Standing Desk with Wheels Pneumatic Over Bed Height Adjustable Table White

This is great. It was easy to assemble and is very sturdy. I bought it to use after my surgery, basically as a hospital tray table. But it can also be used as a mobile working station for later on. I do have a full size standing desk in my office, but if I ever wanted to work in another room, this desk would be perfect. It is easy to raise it up higher and you just need a little push to help you lower it back down.

Use this as a little portable desk for working at home it’s so handy!!

Easy assembly. Very sturdy and love the hight adjustment. I can sit on the armchair, I can stand, great if one works from home.

Well packed, assembled very easily on my living room floor, instructions were quite clear. The frame is metal and very sturdy, the base is exactly as slim as promised and easy to move around even though my carpet is a little bit thicker than what the wheels recommend. The base is slim enough to slide under my couch which I was concerned about because the legs on mine are not very tall. The height is super easy to adjust and doesn't feel flimsy at all and has a good range on it .

it seems fine though it is plastic and will probably eventually break. has pre-drilled holes for the screws to put it in one position though you certainly could mount it where ever you desire if you drill your own holes. I simply didn't want to be stuck with it in one location so I use a clamping cup holder instead.

I chose this one because it seemed sturdier than other similar tables. It has lived up to that expectation. It also fits comfortably over my lap when I'm sitting on the couch, I can adjust it to the perfect height for working on my laptop. It does not work as well for sitting at the recliner as the recliner doesn't have enough room underneath it for the table's base to come up close enough to be over your lap. The tabletop does not swivel like some other styles, it is a fixed position to the base so to move the table out of the way you are moving the entire thing aside using the mini wheels concealed in the base. This works best in an arm chair or couch or a bedside situation were there's a bit of room underneath the seat where the base can slide under.

In all, I am super happy with this and glad I didn't settle for a flimsier table.

This desk is a hidden gem. Tho, in our house it's a gem but not hidden. In our house, space is constricted, so we hadn't given much thought to upgrading her computer stand. It was starting to give out: one of those Z-fold lightweight jobbies for portable PCs.
This one is heavy weight steel, generously soldered, thickly spray-paint coated. It gives my wife a solid, stable working surface for her Mac, with room for her working papers. The base has four rollers (small and nicely hidden) that easily move the table in any direction she wants on our wooden floor.
It's a little bit awkward to assemble. However, this is entirely because the steel components are so sturdy. I'm 75, so even screwing the screws (note: they include a screwdriver!) was exercise.
Also, the height of the table is incredibly easy to adjust with the pneumatic action. Perhaps too easy? I fretted that a wayward hand-tap could send the tabletop springing upward. We'll see. Perhaps a ratchet would improve it.
Until then, we're happy; it is as if we had a psychic Santa.